Science & Tech · AI · 2 hrs ago
Gemini in Chrome can summarize pages and compare information across tabs
Google’s Gemini assistant can be used inside Chrome on desktop through a feature called Ask Gemini.
It opens in a side panel, so users can ask questions without leaving the page they are viewing.
Gemini can summarize a page or explain a topic in simpler terms.
Users can also let it work across up to 10 recent open tabs, which can help connect information during research or trip planning.
This brings the assistant closer to the browser and to Google Workspace apps such as Gmail, Drive, Docs and Calendar.
The feature may make it easier to gather information without switching between apps, but the story does not say what will happen next.
Gemini in Chrome can summarize web pages and draw together information from multiple open tabs.
The Ask Gemini feature opens Gemini in a Chrome side panel, so users can ask questions without switching to another app.
Users can give Gemini access to up to 10 recent open tabs for research or other tasks.
The feature can use the current page’s content to answer questions, explain concepts or summarize information.
- Who
- Chrome users who use Gemini.
- What
- Gemini in Chrome can summarize pages and compare information across tabs.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- In the desktop version of Google Chrome.
- Why
- To help users understand and connect information without switching between apps.
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- Feature
- Ask Gemini in Chrome
- Access
- Side panel
- Tab limit
- Up to 10 recent open tabs










